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American Restaurant Question (Foreigner learn English)?
I went to a restaurant at the noon. And I saw "double play" and "single play" burger. I asked the difference between them. The cashier told me that single play is <<<< two petal>>>>>>. I could understand that meant 2 pieces of meats. I came back to office to check the meaning of <<petal>>, but the meaning did not meet what I expected. Could anyone please help.
Moreover, could anyone provide a few types of cheese that is usually available in fast food restaurant? I only know pepperjack and american cheese
I you sure it was PETAL and not PATTY?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/patty
Usually fast food restaurants have only one kind of cheese, a cheese product made of cheese and oil called cheese food or "pasteurized process cheese food" it is legal for restaurants to call this cheese.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Processed_cheese
Sometimes there is a milder form of it they call swiss, but it’s usually not real swiss cheese, either.
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January 29th, 2010
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I you sure it was PETAL and not PATTY?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/patty
Usually fast food restaurants have only one kind of cheese, a cheese product made of cheese and oil called cheese food or "pasteurized process cheese food" it is legal for restaurants to call this cheese.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Processed_cheese
Sometimes there is a milder form of it they call swiss, but it’s usually not real swiss cheese, either.
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Not "petals" but "patties". A patty is a small round disk-like object.
Don’t worry about specifying a cheese. in fast food restaurants, all the cheese is "process imitation cheese food product," not real cheese, and it all tastes the same.
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PETAL?? I doesnt really make sense.. I agree maybe it was PATTY=meaning two pieces of meat..
As for cheese: Cheddar mostly and Swiss.
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